Ogier has become the first offshore firm to secure a formal presence in mainland China with the launch of an office in Shanghai. The new base will be headed by managing director Kristy Calvert, who joins from international mining group Rio Tinto, where she was a legal director. She is a native Mandarin and Shanghainese speaker.
July 04, 2011 at 05:30 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Ogier has become the first offshore firm to secure a formal presence in mainland China with the launch of an office in Shanghai.
The new base will be headed by managing director Kristy Calvert, who joins from international mining group Rio Tinto, where she was a legal director. She is a native Mandarin and Shanghainese speaker.
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